there is a QD lever for the Harris isn't there but the cost I believe is around $75.00. So with that cost plus the Pod Lock cost the total costs for a Harris is getting up there. update 2024: I just sold all my Harris and 2 Atlas bipods and bought 2 Accu Tac WB-5 bipods and am very very happy. My new rifles are much heavier and for my bench and prone shooting the Accu Tac WB-5 is perfect. why I traded the Atlas bipods one being PSR and the other being V8 is because as the weather got colder the cant and pan would not hold and when I shot a rd. I had to keep moving the bipod back to original spot. I placed an O-Ring between the lever mount and body which helped a bit when I tightened it up but after say 20 shots the cant/pan would start to move again. The rubber that holds the cant/pan in place gets very hard in the cold and will not hold.
Hey thanks for the video. I think you might be interested in the Atlas CAL. It’s their newest bipod with does away with the pan feature. It’s also a couple bucks cheaper than the psr
I’ve decided I’m going with the Accu-Tac. Now….. how do I figure out which height to get? I have a Magpul Bipod I’m replacing. Gun is for precision shooting. Bench and prone. Eventually I may get into PRS events.
Im needing a new bipod for my DMR rifle and im going with atlas or accu tec im just not sure witch one to go with im leaning more on the atlas my rilfe is a Grey Ghost Precision .308 heavy rifle my scope is going to be a trijicon vcog 1x8
The Atlas is designed that way for moving targets, its is pricey as you are getting a featured packed bipod. You can pin in if you want it rigged, but it wasn't designed for that.
Sun Steven can the accutac incrementally lower it’s height when it is extended? If it doesn’t, then I’d see that as another gripe or con for the accutac.
I made a mistake. I suspect you could go look up the weight yourself Some of you just want everything spoonfed to you. The only thing worse than a freeloader is a free loader who complains about free content.
It was pretty obvious what he meant to say. He's not going to throw out a 17 minute single take because of that one blunder. If that is unacceptable to you, buy nearly $1000 worth of gear and make a better video. Lighten up.
Ok well go make your own video. I clearly made a mistake in a free video I spent my time and money making and you have nothing constructive to say. People like you are what's wrong with the internet. Bunch of entitled brats.
@@TheFullNeilson Just watched your video and really appreciated it because I’m trying to decide on what to get for my next bipod. Already have a Harris. Had it since that was about all there was. Ignore all these people complaining about you misspeaking about the weight of the Harris. It was immediately clear to me what you meant and should have been to anyone else with half a brain. Some of the comments were funny though.
there is a QD lever for the Harris isn't there but the cost I believe is around $75.00. So with that cost plus the Pod Lock cost the total costs for a Harris is getting up there.
update 2024: I just sold all my Harris and 2 Atlas bipods and bought 2 Accu Tac WB-5 bipods and am very very happy. My new rifles are much heavier and for my bench and prone shooting the Accu Tac WB-5 is perfect.
why I traded the Atlas bipods one being PSR and the other being V8 is because as the weather got colder the cant and pan would not hold and when I shot a rd. I had to keep moving the bipod back to original spot. I placed an O-Ring between the lever mount and body which helped a bit when I tightened it up but after say 20 shots the cant/pan would start to move again. The rubber that holds the cant/pan in place gets very hard in the cold and will not hold.
The Harris is NOT 13lbs! It's 13.3 ounces- the reviewer misspoke
Wrong it’s 13 pounds
so to pan you have to pick up the whole rifle and move it to adjust right or left.
Hey thanks for the video. I think you might be interested in the Atlas CAL. It’s their newest bipod with does away with the pan feature. It’s also a couple bucks cheaper than the psr
That sounds great. Does it keep the non rotating legs?
The Full Neilson yes it does
I’ve decided I’m going with the Accu-Tac. Now….. how do I figure out which height to get? I have a Magpul Bipod I’m replacing. Gun is for precision shooting. Bench and prone. Eventually I may get into PRS events.
13 pounds for a bipod!!!..That's to heavy
Yeah mistakes were made.
Less recoil😉
Hit helps with recoil lol
You must mean too* heavy.
Im needing a new bipod for my DMR rifle and im going with atlas or accu tec im just not sure witch one to go with im leaning more on the atlas my rilfe is a Grey Ghost Precision .308 heavy rifle my scope is going to be a trijicon vcog 1x8
The Harris has Pan via the rolling feet which absolutely sucks! When you try to load the Harris the feet just roll away..
If only someone would take the best features of each and lose all the worst of each to create 1 good bipod, that would be great.
Pretty thorough. Appreciate the panning negatives. What abt sling attachment? Also attachment variables to different forends? Thanks.
The Atlas is designed that way for moving targets, its is pricey as you are getting a featured packed bipod. You can pin in if you want it rigged, but it wasn't designed for that.
They could have preserved that capability while solving the loosening problem.
0.50 13 and a half pound Harris is going to mean a lighter rifle for me.
If the Atlas didn’t pan (the Cal model) would that be your go to? I’m currently trying to decide between the Accu-tac and Atlas.
If weight is a concern go with the attlas. If not I would probably save some money amd go with the accutac.
Which one did u end up getting? I’m deciding right now, accutac or atlas.
@@sunsteven5579 I went with the Accu-Tac. A number of people recommended that one too me.
@@jamesnierodzik8542 just saw ur reply. I already got my accutac as well. The dealer said it’s more solid than atlas at full extension. Awesome bipod
Sun Steven can the accutac incrementally lower it’s height when it is extended? If it doesn’t, then I’d see that as another gripe or con for the accutac.
Atlas does make one that doesn’t pan. It’s the CAL. Great video though.
13.5 lbs???
13 and a halph lbs for the Harris no it's not lol.
Accutac is the only way too go...harris and atlas are too flimsy.
Huhhh 13 pounds for a Harris?
My bad
when he said that I thought that was the cost in British Pounds lol
13lb bipod are you sure
I made a mistake. I suspect you could go look up the weight yourself Some of you just want everything spoonfed to you. The only thing worse than a freeloader is a free loader who complains about free content.
13.5 pounds 😮😮
13.5 pounds for the harris. Maybe watch the video before you post it
You are welcome
You're a real sweety 😘 devon hamilton
Maybe he meant 13.5 ounces
It was pretty obvious what he meant to say. He's not going to throw out a 17 minute single take because of that one blunder. If that is unacceptable to you, buy nearly $1000 worth of gear and make a better video. Lighten up.
@@TheFullNeilson 90+% of us appreciate your vid. It requires some work.
Thanks for putting this out so we can make an informed purchase.
Review sucked
Ok well go make your own video. I clearly made a mistake in a free video I spent my time and money making and you have nothing constructive to say. People like you are what's wrong with the internet. Bunch of entitled brats.
@@TheFullNeilson Just watched your video and really appreciated it because I’m trying to decide on what to get for my next bipod. Already have a Harris. Had it since that was about all there was. Ignore all these people complaining about you misspeaking about the weight of the Harris. It was immediately clear to me what you meant and should have been to anyone else with half a brain. Some of the comments were funny though.
@TheFullNeilson I thought it was a great review from someone who has used all three products. Thanks for your time.